By Carol S. Billups Moving to Cabo San Lucas is not difficult. But it does take some planning. The first to-do item? Get your paperwork in order. In the past,you were able to travel to and from México using only a tourist visa,… Read More
By Chris Sands Los Cabos as a tourist destination is quite young. Las Cruces Palmilla, Hotel Cabo San Lucas, and Hotel Hacienda—the first hotels to boast more than just a few rooms—were built only about 50 years ago. But that’s Los Cabos, tourist destination.… Read More
By Sandra A. Berry Though separated by eight time zones and more than 6,000 miles, you’ll find there are striking similarities between Southern Baja and the culinary wonderland that is Italy. Here, in Los Cabos, you can take a virtual culinary tour of Italy… Read More
By Chris Sands Baja Lobster Co. is a cynosure: the epitome of casually elegant Cabo San Lucas–style fine dining, with a gorgeous canopied location overlooking the city’s scenic marina and a menu that’s rich in the region’s fresh and abundant seafood. After a… Read More
By Beto Haro Romero The coolest time of year in Los Cabos is also the hottest time to visit. Moderate temperatures mean you can spend all day at the beach—or aboard an ATV—without breaking a sweat. And, best of all, you can take to… Read More
15 things every Los Cabos visitor should try By Chris Sands Surrounded by desert and mountains and located at the juncture of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortés, Los Cabos is uniquely positioned to offer endless adventures and several once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Here… Read More
Your complete guide to whale watching in Los Cabos By Beto Haro Romero; Photos by Oscar Ortiz Los Cabos has everything you could want in a great vacation: excellent restaurants, first-class hotels and resorts, beautiful beaches, and giant whales. In fact, Los Cabos is internationally… Read More
Pitahayas Marks 20 Years The iconic Tourist Corridor restaurant Pitahayas celebrated its 20th anniversary on June 27 with a luxurious private event. Those in attendance included Mexican actors, producers, investors, and tourism representatives from Los Cabos. It was a very enjoyable party, where they also… Read More
At Romeo & Julieta, chef Matias Forte marries traditions new and old By Sandra A. Berry It is early afternoon, and the restaurant’s quiet. But that’s not to say there isn’t any activity: The waitstaff bustles about, setting tables with white linens, tinkling glassware, and… Read More
The hottest spots to enjoy cool drinks By Chris Sands Los Cabos averages more than 350 days of sunshine per year, with the highest temperatures typically occurring during late summer and early fall. But don’t fear the heat. Cabo San Lucas and San José… Read More
